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H e cou' ricers of t 6 6 [PRICE SEVENPENC r. n came fro° ail des. °fl e iv s ; aen o t have 3 ' the 11)0de .N. 4 nlitrt.dr,TY-OFFICL, May 8, 1818. .* • (Yrin r , . . `-' is hereby given, that a Session of °ye; re,e__:'i T erminer and Gant Detieery, far the Trial of Of - k- y owled on the hunt ,s, , ai., mob! Me Jur;‘ ., .. /ion of 4-I,l ha , Old nail "lt!' of .F. ,- nfrknilv'tl 1 I ' lat J—tice Hall, ikthe z , „CZ Je te,( .,A so ~ e.YI London,_on Friday, the Nth day of Jane next, _.. z.4l ' e' Cinch in the iforning. ...._ -. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF LEICESTER. GENTLEMEN, '. • \ you are particularly iutreatert.NOT to,PRO MISE at present your VOTES for the NEXT ELEC TION for your ANuENT and INDEPENDENT TOWN, as a GENTLENIAN of GREAT RESPECTABILITY and EXprRIENCE intends to OFFER HIMSELF for YOUR SUFFRAGES, to afford yon an opportunity for the exercise of I hym,,in a frec.and unbiassed manner. This Gentleman - , f'rnto his knowledge of Public Business, is eminently qualified to promote the . Trading and Manufacturing Interests of Leicester and its Neiglibteurhood. His Political Principles PUBLICATIONS. thii - Day was published, evo. 125." a. Second Edition of AMOR, LORI) of the BRIGHT. CITY ; a Poem. LAW INTELLIGENCE. tvou l ;d er " a l t, ae iartist ny lett er ~ 1 ilO t ' ore of i t . i''. l „rieti e Collo •e. t hey ttroun'au ojd a persen ed t o. hell age COURT OF CHANCERY, MAY 28. By the Rev. H. H. NI Fellow of llrasenose.rollege, Oxford, Ili bor of Frzim. Pi lilted for JOLIN MURRAY, Ililemaile suer'. In the case of the. Oper6 House, tl e Vice- Chancellor rettised four exceptions to the,Mister's Repot t, in addition to t;ie'three which were re ferred baa to the Master for a reconsid, ration.— The case stands over for the present till the Mas ter makes a new Report. J. W. CROKER. • _ - CONTR krr FOl FLOUR, "14 HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN, GREENWICH, This Day was published, in 2 vols. 4to. 31.35. VIEW of the STATE of EUROPE d ur i ng t h e MIDDLE AGES. IONS 0 14 " case of „on' ress it ycS t eraN'i e o !_ it k e o fil 5 1 ,efl iu d ;ri W ,. 0 p SOO isliTs a ba rt ► ,„at i eiviag ere %c' s i cans, 0"6 (le i Ore May 25, 181 S. "e " PERSON S a? may be %alio , to Coo l't,c)„ract for Supplying this Hospital with 500 SACKS•of 'llav deliver in their Proposals to the Directors of HosOital at this Place, nn Saturday, the 6th of .tune o'clock in the 'f PP F'orenr:o:slalasn:Mfitin' a eq the"a i n meant d ed with Particulars, by enqiiiringat the Steward's Office V't Nn Prop osa l will .he received after the lfinr a coresait . l, or qi3 : ittly be att en d ed to that are not agreeable to the said uor unless the Parties personally attend. ()NTII.ACTS FOR COALS AND CINDLES, Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, May 25, 1818. By HENRY HALLAN, Esq. Printed fur Awl N tutAY, Al le-street. are strictly Constitutional—he is a steady Snppnrter of The PetivfesTaNT AscENDANcv, and a firm Prii-ndof the Constitu tion of the Cotintr'y in CHU aces and STATeI as bow by Law established: ' .; His Conduct_ through Life has shewn him to be anxious to maintain the Civil . and Religious' Liberties of his Country, whilst at the same time his AttaChment to His - Sovereign, and to His Illustrious House, has been equally' This Day was published, in 2 vols. 12ino. 144. 91111 i - BROWN lIL of• BODSBECK, and oche 11:: • Taks (in• Prose). . , COURT OF KING'S BENCH. THE KING V. ARTHUR TWISTLEWOOD. 'By the 'ETTRICK SHEPHERD, Author of the Que e n' s Wak e . Printed „s for .lott:4 NI [JULIAN', Lond.)1); and WILLIAM BLACK WOOD, 17, Princes-street, Edinburgh. .. We yesterday gave the submance orAlial -passed in the Court of King's Bench, and the following. are further particulars . . " At the sitting of the Court the ATTORNEY• GENRRAL MOVed the jiidgment of the Court upon consptcpous. • Ft iday-street, Cheapside, 2th.Nlay, 1818. :This Day Was published, in 3 rnis. price 245, A MOGRAPIIICAL and SA FIRICAL NO -1111 VEL, PRODIGEOLTS 4 . or, CHILDE PADDIE in LONDON ! Printed, for the Author, and sold by W. Lindsell, 87, Wim pole:street. the defendant ; and Mr. Justice J3AYLEY read the report of the trial. " Being called upon by the Court, the de fendant said he had no affidavits to offer, but, after a trial so unprecedented, he felt it his duty to protest against the judgment of the Court. He had now been incarcerated for 17 weeks, and as Lord Sidmouth had. declared that his object was only personal security, he (the defendant) could assure the Court . that his Lordship was now per fectly safe : be felt no animosity against his Lord ship but the challenge bad been produced by the distresses he had sustained, and the loss of 1801. rhrirugli the instrumentality, as he conceived, ok the Secretary of State for the Home Department.. " The ATTORNEY-GENERAL then addressed a AN ELECTOR. to nttetnptati ° of t je c I re'l I) VII t abou NATIONAL SOCIETY. - _ * *ln this Work will- be found much original Anecdote and Literary Information. The Author has peeped into (;:amblin g ft - Rises, Theatres, and ev en i n t o the P u l p i t, an d near ninety living Public Characters may be recognized in it; FrIFIE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the NATIONAL. S'OUIETY .for the EDUCATION 01 the POOR in the PRINCIPLES o f the ESTABLISHEL CHURCH; will he held at the CENTRAL. SCHOOL it BALDWIN'S GARDENS, Gray's Inn-lane, on WEDNES. DAY, June 3, to receive. the REPORT of the PROCF,ED INGS of the GENERAL COM NIITTEE, and on other I3usi • ness ; when All Animal So'osclibers of .One 'Guinea and upwards, and all 'Benefactors of Ten Guineas and upwards, will he entitled to attend. His Grace the • Archbishop of Canterbury•will take the Chair at Out ()Thick lireeisely. is uranc4s oftll This Day was published, Handsomely printed in One Volume GAavo, price in boards, 10s. 6d. ot v e ron le 11 a t e 1 01-011 ociple i ;Th e 1 1 0 0 cc s •Is node Cettto f. :t 0 ;oil, I o f the e loos P 4( ► of other EXEMPLAR of SANCTITY, TETE GREAT described the Life and Death of Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the World : with Con%iderations •on the several Parts of .the History, and appropriate Prayers. By JEREMY TAYLOR, D.D. • -Chaplain in Ordinary to King Charles I. and afterwards Lord Bishop of Down and Connor, and Drontore. • Abridged by W. N. DARNELL, B.D. Prebendary of Durham. Printed for F. U. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, and 4t Durham, Stockton, Oxford, Cambridge, &c. &c. Of whom :nay be had, lately published, by the same Author, SERMONS, in one volume, Bv6. Price in boards, 95.. T. T. WALNISLEY, Sic. . - AMICABLE SOCIETY, for - INSURANCE of LIVES, Serjeant's Inn; Fleet Street, London, Incorporat e d by Queen Afire, 1706. THE DIRECTORS have nosy to offer to the attenfion of .the Public, Tables of Rates, which have been lately completed, for the INSURANCE of LIVES, at the various'Ages from 8 to 72; tither for the whole Life; any specific number of Years ; the contingency of one pi , rgon sur viving another ; or - for the jOint. coot 'Mallet of the Lives of two Persons, the Insurance payable on the Death of either. Insurances in this Office are effected in certain cases at a reduction of nearly 20 per cent. and on the whole on terms greatly favourable to the irstired, few observations to the Court, reading the.chal. len - ge, which, he said, could not bear two pretatiiins. - The' object . of Lord Sidmouth was not merely personal but official, for the protection not of himself only; but of all future Secretaries of State. Lord. Sidmouth had acted merely ruagiste.. rially . towards the defendant in the supposed pro-. vocation, and in the same character lie called for c• 0 1 1 'ix in O e : ;struct i ,'„i.Ji 4 ru ed a te ' PINKERTON'S GEOGRAPH=Y CORRECTED TO 1817. This Day was published, • In Two Vols. 4to. price 51,,55. boards, a New Edition of • _LMODERN -GEOGRAPHY : -a Des cription of the Empit es, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies, in all parts of - the World ; includinethe - most recent Discoveries and Political Alterations. Digesterron a new Plan, By:JOHN PINICERTON. - The Astronomical Introductions by J. POND,. Esq. Astro _ twiner Royal. With numerous Maps, revised by the Author. To the whore are added, a Catalogue of the best Maps, and Books . of Travels atm] Voyages, LanAttages, and an ample Index. 'Printed for T. tadell and W. Davies, Strand; and Longman, Burst, Rees, thine, and Brown, Paternoster:.row. Of whom may be had all Mr. Pinkerton's other Works. tY. I'o o o bserv, 0' the l 4 to ~w l l' 5 of , r ' j l e" i'ell eo l re ' l l4 , Ore ti"" :411 6 dine 01 , e r !rid tbe ' i „‘ Liiodt ‘l`)ilft the 5 and e U fa ;inks i", expeoceo , , the tille )0 0 to kOfi, (;() /,te, on I ,le;!g i1 / 7 , 0 0' toe l e r ' 4' t te the il, le ti f 6 .ies , jukonb Insurances way be effected froin 2001. to .50001. and every kind of Insuranee - , howeVer short the period of continuance, is entitled to a participittion inihe pecuniary advantages accruing to the Corporation. These advantages are. wholly typropriated to the benefit of the Insured, in proportion to the amount of each Insurance, as cir cum st ances ar i se i n t h e year in which the death happens. . , In the last - Year Insurances on 87 Shares became payable ; of these, .75 liaviut: made Eteven yearly .payments, or more, receive Additions, amounting'to 91 per cent.; 5 Shafes having made Nine yearly payments, 68 per cant.; I Share having tuTic Seven .yearly payments, 59 per cent.; I Share having made Four, and S shares having One yearly payment, 43 per cent. in addition to the Sinus originally insured. Abstracis of the Charters awl Ily-Laws, with Tables of the Premitinisonay he bad-at tliv °dice, where attendance is given front Nine till Three o'Clock. By Order of the Court of Directors, J..4I)ENSAM, Registrar. the judgment of the Court. H is, Lordship's pur pose was not that a heavy sentence should he pronounced, but that others should be deterred from conduct so illegal and unjustifiable as that the defendant had pursued. Their Lordships consulted ror some minutes, after which Mr. J ustice BAYLEY proceeded to pass the sentence of the Court. He observed, that not the least doubt could he entertained either of the regularity of the trial, or bt the propriety of the verdict : great indulgence bad been shown in al lowing the defendant to withdraw his plea of 'guilty.And at that time he knew that his trial wOul4 take place after - Easter Term that was sufficient notice to induce him to summon his witnesses, and to take the other steps necessary for his de-. A RRO WSNIITH'S ATLAS. - This Day was f. - puldisheil, in royal 4to. price 11. 16s. half hound, cu!oured, • • N (i EN EN.AL ATLAS, constructed &urn .L.A. the latest. Authorities. • By A. ARROWSMITFI, • flydrographyr to the Pi ince Regent. Exhihitin not only the Boundaries and Divisions, but also the chains of M‘Unitains and other Geographical Features of ail tht litthwn.Coontrics in the World; comprehended in, 53 Maps, front original Drawings', engraved in the hest style of the Art by !Sidney Nall. T E - LOTTER Y. fence :• on the trial he had not made any suggestion of surprise or want of preparations until after it had so far proceeded that it could not be postpon ed. The offence was of a hi►;h desetiprion : there was, probably, no personal an•utosity or personal knowledge, either on the part. of the defendant or of this Lordship ; but, if the de fendant had been - injured, the Couti - ts of Justice were open to him, and the poorest and the lowest man had not only an equal right to, but an equal. chanCe r,f, redress as the richest and the highest such was tl►e happy condition of the subjects of Great Britain. No man therefore, could become THE OLDEST STATE LOTTERY OFFICE IN ENGLAND, SPLENDID LOTTERV--107 CAPITAL The Twoity First-drawn PRIZES will be entitled to ,C. 1,00.0 each iti addition. Ar - R.-cAtcrER, No 8, Chlring-Crosti, .begs .1..4 leave to recommend to his - Friends the present LOT TERY, which.eontains more Cap_ital Prizes than most former . Lottertei, inclutnag Three Grand Prizes of 40,0001.--C. also recommends an early Porchase, us frinn the great demand for. Tickets. and Shares, which are now selling at the above Office in variety Numbers, the Price must increase before the Prawiag commemes, on the 4th JUNE, King's-Birth...day. Prnitedfor.Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and liro‘; , n, London. • Alio.may be had, just. published, The EDINBURGH GAZETTEER; or, Geographical Dic tionary;. comprising acompletc Body of Geography, Physical, Political, Statistical, and Commercial. Handsomely printed in Aro.- (double columns), and containing twenty-five sheets of letter-press, Vol. I. Parts I. and H. price 93. each. To be completed in Twelve Pays. • e o f the. t ' ti af rs Lte t Frolv otlt'tie e ri f i • a ir , s ioverr ea oe Cf b 4i;ut, l ' a P ud ' fag; ti; 1 1 11 ' r ee 0 t he P his own avenger ; or, if he made the attempt to break the peace of society, he was liable to Et severe punishment. With the particular circum stances leading to this challauge the Court was wholly miacqnairped ; but, if be. had thought prudent, the defend a nt mi g ht h ave entere d into explanation on affidavit. The sentence- was, that the defendant should -be imprisoned in Horsham, gaol for 12 months, and at the end of his con finement, should give security to keep the peace, himself in 3001., and two sureties in• 1501. Iti:N 1 , .. • , .C.ll Persons as are desirous. (if contracting . wi, t , ~ . rt,,..1, iae At for CoMmissariat Sum - flies, to furnish ti" :velve `moths, from the 25th June next, such Quanti- J t ' ,. i °ALS mid-CANDLES as may From time to time be e. (1 1. ' ;:;: s (1_ fi . 11" the under-mentioned Barracks, may rteceive par 'lit h ' J r the Contracts, on applying at this Office between r d! y ii" S 'if Eleven and Five ; to Deputy Commissary-Gene ll'i : lin g' , at. Edinb urg h ; an d to t h e respect i ve Barrack Itt l : a r ' ill Ti e I s l ands of Guernsey, Jersey,. and Alderney, I.' lirer their Tenders at this Office as follows, viz. 'iq f ttders f° r supplying, Coals, sealed-np, and marked "Ten oflti°,:ee".ls,'' until Twelve o'Clock on Wednesday, the 10th r e " e r for supplying Candles, sealed up, and marked 1111 hl for f"l' Candles," until Twelve o'Clock on Friday, the \till 1 414 °"e ; but no Proposal, either for Coals or Candles, lttittat,l:,,li:att:etdriete:):ele unless made on or annexed to a printed Par- Prices inserted in Words at length ; nor un ',.. So, , subjoined to such Proposal from . two Persons tell i i ''" Property engaging to become bound with the Party i ritt ' ' Particulars for the due Pe,/ l ll the Soot expressed in the ~. o rrtta.. I;'. / , "Ce of the Contract. . . 't N , l ".l "'s are sent hy Poat, the postage most be pat l'at, i 1 . gr the following Counties to be tendered for sepa l'lii:: 4141 all the Barracks- in each of these Counties to be 14,;" i-l'ider one Cootract, .viz. Befits, Devon, Essex, t• '' k'l", S liddlesex, Sussex, and the Isle of Wight. . entered l'uolfl4'''te 'renders and Contracts to be made and 111. 't 4 e4tl ' of the Barracks at the following Plares, viz. k ch t . st ul :' Chester, pend enn i s , Scilly, Truro, Carlisle, Dor ik!' Weymouth, Sunderland,. Stapleton, Isle of Man ), li liti iler, Norwich, Yarmouth, Northampton, Notting -1/iiiiii..-:4,441°,1,' Ipswich, I.andgnard Fort', Croydon, Kew, 444 1.g44111, Coventry, Trowbridge, Hull, Sheffield, York, the4rttrougli. teti:°4rracks ill North Britain, at which Newcastle or Slit - 1- '414: 1 ; i ('pals are ustd, to be tendered for together ; and the /4 4, '4 l r " e ks in North Britain, at which Scotch Coals are 'ille( ' tti e ill l ike Manlier tendered for and supplied under i i "l ract. , li i „ ~ ""d A ll :. Barracks in the three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, ' • \. '"••,,,L l 2 4e Y, to be supplied under one Contract, 01 melt N.k r 4N Cii: of STIRI ',l pS, a new and . - sititeri f ‘,‘,; - ICE for FISII, equal in strength to 1 , ..,5,w iire , 0 i t . ' 1, 14 41 1 blit far excelling it in flavour, and has,tl f ie . .o . l t -14, ,„ r snot turning rancid.. The. intro!..nse de i n . ): l in t d , t, , ii r „s t e ~) , 1 1.4 et i s n , ‘.;'.. proof ot the estiaratiop it is held t y that tirrtv,, t , . tr ied it. The Proprielors flatter themselves, 1 t ' l lier ,Ist4ce used, it will 'ratan) a pre..cannel ce a v er II 11,i., •,41tees for Fish •, r it i t , i, f t i ,: i r ) . ( - r • I) i ton pore and Sun ; and sold by T.Powell and Son !hp ".5pi,et°,..,i,11,11, Corner of Haft On-garden. The Public 1 font le has a tii ,ign,t'""Y r equested.to observe , that - s ge _ te fa''; ohsll' 'tali C. Dimuove and Son; none t ti . i , t. ... 1 ' ) " , cira is necessary, as there is a sporrans ar 1- 'q , ~0 1.1 1:n AI, 11A LNI of GILEAD is now . tap ( 11 11 , • „•'-,: v reil as th e greatest discuvery that has been ni.l,,d_el 44V sl id I.'-u'Y' of man ; it is potent, safe, and pleas . an i t ) . r s i o ne_ lifti'iON, ,`,7ereasing fame bestowed tin its lorenti( to 4;31.4 1t0.,.;, Liv erpool) is the true and only criter ion ,niiii ;lodge 444g11 ie 1.•:' ° I• a Medirine which has heen .. a i ei tteh ..st t e . r i .:f y l tiii trifi!hhest to the lowest class of people . wit is r .. I . at i(l 4 ,tly t jut stiecess.--The Venders of this Nleu iL . ole fre tr ~ 4 1) ( ,, 5 t i s a ir :.nr get supplied so quick as the demand is fo i . l ; , ‘ t '' as ti act worthy of retuark, that they are sold nearly . ~ s . i s;(iru i ii' in rive to hand, being mostly. bespoke before she, 11. 6 1 . 144 1 ' 1. t' i Sun lab„ UCilJ' under weaknesses and debility should '4l4',tcl' 'hut nntlic ii ‘ 's trial a the Cordial Balm of . 6i . lead, ''' he, ` not dlsappoint their hopes, however sanguine they h 41 )N D - . • lu l u ', i -AC TO 'THE AFFLICTED IN GENERAI.. {it lv 44l l . ° "s Cordial Battu of Gilead is happily calculated .. Ilie:,'itt., ' l a n, the sickly; and infirm. In all inward de ca ys, c 4, It of ~pc,.its, weak ne ss e s in either . Sex, i. % , %1 e . I [ C I : . N 1,1! t l, i S 14 ar Y . aCqUir ett , (Sr „ w i ng t o youthful nula .rt its h, 4 ll v` ediciite will afford the most wondei fa relief.. 1 ,... I,!%''',"it‘ "knesses, tabes emreilis oneeru constouptii i m. ; tb,;,lest.tlstrnils i inrieniled, :. lua ' y seen ny the nuin.,e -till'llel(,l4‘lehltisu.l4/'. i " h is Pautplile , , delivered gratis by the Du - 1 1 : 11 ; e i s t ' () u ltrl lAL BAI NI f GI! FAD most wonderfully die ,iith4lilatts:a•:..l;.,4ll will - s ' it . p ( p ' ort the life of theagec r i e a . f l i x il a in i fi m rn . l. l to. tr)i ' , ue cays, du inl ity,.lo.wnesi of spirits, I, !I . 1 . l et ts a A\ tieth,r hereditary or ow i ng to youthful impi ,Ik).tt'illt‘te'ljlii' "1,-;;lcnie will aliord the most wonderful relief. N'tt '',lm-'`.)wn c lizeracteristie of promoting longevity has s , ii,'...llUntaitied ; for by keeping the Constitution, as it i '111,,'1,4', ~,,iltual rep3ir, it presers-es the hotly in health at t p % tone /Ilerent premature deeay. It. requires no par i- Vt:lt\rivinviit, nor attention to:diet. ',y rs b, tt I'iNIP!NT EC , I I IIiTY against COUNTIMFt., , . 'tt l • Ceq t ""les a saying of One Bottle in Four. ' v(411 1' 11 3 1)I AL BALM of GILEAD is 5i41,1 i n . I.!Utt , i , l.:S, 44,1414; "eh tilUtt- are irliSO faillily bottle:, ptiCC _ f r3S. Th e I ,' 11, gmpi a l to fo b; b o t t l es at .j i s . hr which the patient hNul(,t4ll,..i:,ncluding also the duty.; the stamp of wb ieli _bea s i, impitii, 11:7's-..natueatal address in the engraving, `;...,`-i,.1.11.,1.., r, N `,',e qi.'crl'ool," to imitate whicli, is felony : , a ; 1 . t 1 1 , - ) 44; „ i 41,„,„ a li t' articular set'of Plates, Ira• been gr ,11 . 1 . , - , l t , I i (" , 1 g " , t avotvr iif .his .Nlajestv's 'Honourable Coin % ' ':li, t l''qu q , f it 2,`","P Dorie., pnipaseli to . te , corp. the public .4. 'Yllte'"elt.--None elfir are genuine. _ 2PI L I ' ~ r i,,i , "ii and Co. 1,50 Oxford -street.; Ward, 23 . 1, 11 . 01- 'sr u "'io ^ Ili. Sir ' IA Mr Goatlev,Alinories. %L.4l4 itt i) th i ",v.,,rY're liable a 'V 'order in ail Mark et Tomas -4 44.1"Sdi,aud al:t/er Metliciue Venders. !S ad re A tit ed. to froto; 00 „, r ot e o) , oltl ~boe ,1 dc t e c0..600 4c' S3st °" ' ica W as • - • 134 3 , t 0 6 1; Ingerigil 0- 41 ,6 tilß i •-• • 0(4 f ton eke EGo sT , lt arty (If tie ti nt Si d li t O iC g ins lie f to 0 goest er e th ef f oe age(' A Woodl S ear 7 6 (+- I 14 g w f . To at v jot NEVER KNOWN BEFORE. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES. LO' FIERY DRAWS KING'S BIRTH-DAY. • iILI riON, Stock-Broker and Lottery-Office Keeper, 2, Cornhill and Lombard•street, congratulates his Friends, the Public, inn their great success in the hilt •Lottery, there being One Handset! Capitals, and more than Ninety sold in Shares, and the remainder in Tieliets..EYTON be to remind the Public, that in the present Lottery there are Our Hundred and Seved Capital Pt i - tes of 20,000 E, 3,0001., 4,000 L, &c.,:ie.c. and that the first Twenty Prize's drawn will be One Thou , and Pounds each ; that Tickets and Shares are at present very low in price, but will be much higher. EITON Cannot help reminding his Friends, 'the Public, that for the last twenty years the Lottery has-been drawn on the King's Birth-Day, he haS sold a greater number of Capi tals than any other-Otiice-keeper, and he .anticipaates a con tinuance of the bite success; therefore he recommends an early purchase at hisfortunate COUNHILL mid LOM BARD-STREET. NEXT . THURSDAY, L.I ,Ouo per MIN irfE. L. 40,000, k. 23,000, or L. 22,000, for the Sixth-draw Priie ab , ive L. 1,000. • A formed on the l D a aitd C i ° of distributing Contractors' 10; Scheme, l"l'A fn PR.I4 1 -6; among Adventurers. NEXT THURSDAY the First TWenty Prizes will have L. 20,000 equally divided. NEXT . THURSDAY the First 500 Blanks will have L. 7,500 equally divided. If you Biqa Ticket or a Share before NEX r THURSDAY you will hare the Chance of 3 PrizeS of 20,0001. ! 4 Prizes of 3,0001. and 2,0001. r . . 4(1 Prizes of 1,0001. and 5001.1 . GO Prizes of 3001. alid 2001:! • S',o9€: Prizes 'of 10/1.,. :301. &c. &c. The S'lith-drawn Prize above. 1,0001. mast be L'.23,000, or L. 40,000 TICKETS and Sr !ARKS are selling by HAZARD aird Co. ointractors,:itt their very n 1 l Ottle.:., No. a3,ItOYAL EX CHANGE, I.Ondan; (established upwards of iOO years); who Sold and bred - • . FIKE,,,PINZES .OF TWENTY THOUSANTI POUNDS In the — LasVYear's Lottc6vs; anit Capitals in former Lotte- atttut►nting t,) N.B. Last Lottery: Tickets lose to 301. and Sixteenths to 40 Shillings. This Lottery has MOILB CAPITSLS %till) 4,000 LESS'TTeKETS"; yet the Price is only 191. 10S for a Tieki-t, and t 27 Sh'ltiftp fur .a Sixteenth, if you Buy before NEXT THUILSDAY. { PUBLICATION. AEIFTII VO AIML of Mr. MITFORD'S lIISTOKY of GIV,EVE, comprehending the entire Reig►► of Alexander the Great, will he •published in a very fe►v days, in Quarto: • Yrintg►d for T. Gadell and 1 1 ( 7 . Davie 4, Strand. Of whom may be had, • • The Four preceding Volu►ucs, in Quarto, price 31. 4s. in boards. - DON QUIXOTE, HIGHLY ILLUSTRATEO FROM PICTURE'S BY MR. SMIRKS. THIS new Edition of the celebr a ted WORK . of CERVANTES, •embellished with bet wren Seventy and Eighty Engravings, executed by the most distinguished Artists of this CountrX, from Pictures painted • By ROBERT SMIRKE, Esq. R.A. will shortly be published in Four handsome Volumes Octavo;.a limited number thereof, with early impressions of the Mattes, on Royal Paper; and a few Copies, with Proof Impressions on India Paper, in 4to. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, BoOksellers to the Royal •Academy. As the elaborate and highly-finished style in which these Engravings have been executed will necessarily render the present Edition'peculiarly valuable, the PublisherS request to be honoured with the Names, transmitted through the medium of their respective Booksellers, of those Gentleairn who may wish to.possess early Impressions, when thp Copies «i!1 he faithfully appropriated according to the dates of the orders. IRISH LINENS OF THE .NEW BLEACH. THE NOBILITY ; arid FAMILIES, are very respectfully informed, the above' Linens are sold at MILLARD's Eastindia, Ilastibrit', Scotch, Manchester, and Linen Warehouse, No. Ifi, CHEAPSIDE, rendered of their origiaardurability from the improved pryparation of the Flax and Bleach, .for which they are found to merit the most distingbished patronage. The pieces contain from 25 to ,26 . yards each, at 2s„ 2s. 2d., 2s. 44., 2s. cki., Qs. Ind., Ss., Ss ed., Os. 4d.; 3s. Gd., 3s. Bd., Ss. 10,1.,•4s , 4s. 2d., 4s. 4d., and 4s. 6d. per yard to the finest trality, ar'd each Piece warranted. The various kinds of Family Linens; Foreign and Scotch Table Linen; India Muslins, &c.; Diapers; Huckaliacks ; :Fine Scotch, and Irish Sheeting's, including those of- one breadth for the Sheet; French Canihrics, &c., are sold Wholesale, and Retail. Proprietors of Country Establishments arid Ladies having erninuiSsi4ns, will find the greatest choice of the best manu factured goods, at the most reasonable prices.--Foreign cadet's executed with the greatest attention. CA UT lON.—The extensive demand for the - followit,c..Articles having occasioned numerous Imita tions; the Public are respectfully informed that the Genuine laas the signature and address of the Proprietor on the label. ATKINSON'S, FLUID; for the growth of the Hair, found .ed-on a discovery of the causes which occasion baldness. It prevents the flair falling off or turning grey; and where bald ness has already taken plans, either front illness, perspiration, change of -Climate, or hereditary causes, it will restore it to its original strength and thickness. Ilaspectalr.le ferencos to this fact are given in a pamphlet. enclosed rontid each bottle.. It also trees the Flair from scurf, makes it.soft and g:t3Ss‘ as silk,and keeps it in curl dating exercise in danc ing or walking, or in damp Weili her ; price S. 6d. a bottle. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes grey or red hair on the head or whiskers to a broWn - or black; Warranted perfectly innocent, and to give a permanent colour, Price 55., 'lOl. 6d., and one guinea. .ITKINSON'S AMBROSIAL. SOAP, prepared by a new Process, which frees it from all irritating qualities, removes freckles ; redness, and hardness front the skin„ prevents its chapping, and makes it soft, white, and e•.-en. Price Is. the square ; and, prepared with Naples Soap, for shaving, price 8d.,•15., and each.• Sold by. JAMES ATKINSON, Perfumer, 44, Gerrard•street, Solaquare, London, and ny zuoa Perfumers and Uair dresitrs in Tuwu and Country. GLOVER V. TIE DRURY-LANE COMPANY. This was an action by the husband of Mrs. Glover, the Actress, for salary due to her for per forming at the Drury-lane Theatre; and a writ of. inquiry having been executed in Sheriff's Court, the Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff —damages one farthing—the original demand be. , ing 100/,. TAnDy n ,w moved to set aside the inqui-* sition, 014 the ground of a misdirection of the Under Sheriff in point of I,itv. It 'appeared, that, during the plaintiff's absence abroad, Mts. Glover was in the habit of ieeeividg her salary from the defenda e ntsi W'hich she applied to the maintenance of herself and.a her infant children. Since the return of the lot mer to this country, he had given notice to the defendants not to pay his wife's sa lary to any body but himself; and they disregard ing this notice,.-be - hrought the present action.— The Under Sheriff told the Jury, that it was for them to con,ider whether the husband's situation', was such as td 'entitle. him to receive his wite's salary.; they were to _consider the rights of the husband as well as those of the wife. It the %vile was living under the protection of the husband, the dthfendants 'ought to pity hint ; but it they lived separately,and she maintained her children, the law gave her a right to sustentation for her self and her children ; and therefore she might be Considered aS'ibe husband's agent to receive the salaly.' The Learned Counsel contended, that this direction was unfounded in point of law ; for, however hard it might be, tinder the peculiar circumstances of the case, yet, strictly spLiking, the husband was entitled to the unqualified con.. [rani of his wife's earnings. The COURT, under the circumstances stated, granted a Rule to spew cause.